Photo and video services
I cover five kinds of assignments: weddings, corporate events, corporate films, sport and travel films. Each has its own page, covering what is included, how the day unfolds and the questions that come up most often.
How to choose
Start from the moment, not the deliverable
The right service is the one that matches what actually happens on the day. A wedding is not a corporate event, a sports competition is not a studio shoot: scouting, crew size and editing rhythm have nothing in common. Describe the moment, and the technical framing follows.
Photo and video, without choosing
All five services exist in both photography and video, and most projects take both. One person covers everything, with the same artistic direction across stills and film. For weddings, coverage can be done with two photographer-videographers depending on the scale of the day.
Drone work comes on top
Aerial footage is not a separate service: it is added to event, travel and sport coverage when the location allows. Feasibility depends on the rules that apply to the shooting location, which I check when scoping the project.
What never changes from one service to the next
A detailed quote before any booking, timelines written down in black and white, edited images and a finished film delivered through a private online gallery. No service leaves you with raw footage on a hard drive.
Frequently asked questions
I am not sure which service fits my project, what should I do?
Describe the project in a few lines through the contact form: the type of occasion, the date, the location and what you want to keep from it. I point you to the right service in my reply, within 48 hours, along with the matching quote. No technical knowledge is expected from you.
Can several services be combined on one project?
Yes, and it happens often. A company offsite usually mixes event coverage with corporate interviews, and a wedding can include a portrait session beforehand. The quote then covers everything in a single proposal, not in separate invoices.
What if my project fits none of these five categories?
These five pages describe what I cover most often, not a closed list. Concerts, live shows, portraits, product shoots or short social formats: describe the project and I will tell you plainly whether it is within my range.